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Recap – 3 Stars, Highlights, Presser : When Will the Bleeding Stop?

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Recap – 3 Stars, Highlights, Presser : When Will the Bleeding Stop?
(Photo by Leon Halip/Getty Images)

Game 51 Away game 26 | Friday January 24, 2014

(Photo by Leon Halip/Getty Images)
(Photo by Leon Halip/Getty Images)

 Game Recap:

The Canadiens are a fragile team at this point in the season. Once the Red Wings scored the opening goal confidence and effort went out the window. Carey Price was left to make spectacular saves to keep the contest close. The Habs outshot the Wings but had few quality scoring chances.

 

Plus / Minus

▲  Carey Price

▼  P.K. Subban, Max Pacioretty, David Desharnais, Danny Briere

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Boxscore:

 FINAL 1 2 3 OT SO T
 Canadiens 0 1 0 1
 Red Wings 1 2 1 4

Summary:
Goal Scorers:
MTL  Gallagher(13)
DET  Zetterberg(16), Sheahan(2), Kronwall(6), Nyquist(8)
Goalies:
MTL Price (L)  22-15-4, Budaj
DET Gustavasson (W)  13-3-2
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Shots on Goal:

 FINAL 1 2 3 OT T
 Canadiens 13 9 9 31
 Red Wings 8 13 5 26

 


 NHL Three Stars
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  1.  Jonas Gustavsson  DET 
  2.  Niklas Kronwall  DET
  3.  Henrik Zetterberg  DET
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 Post-game Press Conference

186237429_slideCoach Michel Therrien

  • “I really appreciated the team effort tonight. We competed really hard. We certainly deserved a better fate after the first period.”
  • “[Detroit] capitalized on their 5-on-3 (power-play.) Whether I agreed or not on the penalty to put us down by two men, (it was a) tough play for (Alexei) Emelin (who was) just trying to finish his check. The (Detroit) guy turned around at the last second. He’s got no time to react so I thought that it was a tough call against us especially to put your team (down) by two men. I certainly don’t agree with the call but there’s nothing that we can do.”
  • “I liked the way we competed tonight. That’s a good sign.”
  • “You got the young kid, (Nathan) Beaulieu, played another solid game.  The thing that I see with him is that he always has a good start in the past but his game was going down (as the game went on) but now he gains confidence (as the game progresses.) So that’s a good sign for us.”
  • “I thought that [Alexei Emelin] played better tonight. I thought that he played more solid. (It was) a bad break on that goal (against.) I thought that he was solid with Andrei (Markov.) I thought that our defense was quality — even (Douglas) Murray and (P.K.) Subban, Murray was a tough guy to play against, (Nathan) Beaulieu and (Josh) Gorges, they were pretty solid too.”
  • “Oh yeah, oh yeah (Beaulieu will stay up with the Canadiens for awhile.)”
  • “I’m not quite sure (where Emelin was hit with the puck.) He’s fine.”
  • “We gotta try to find (a way) to get the lead. We tried to push the pace tonight. We got some chances, quality chances in the first, but at the end of the first period we were down by one goal. It’s not a matter of a lack of effort. I thought that our guys competed and they were working hard to create chances. We couldn’t find the net. It’s a different ball game when you play with the lead. [Detroit] was able to capitalize on their 5-on-3.”
  • “We took some penalties. We have to be better.”

Forward Brendan Gallagher

  • “Just little, unfortunate breakdowns that we know better. Just little things cost us.”

 


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